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With Downgrade, Wells Fargo Suffers Another Loss
Following a series of high profile lawsuits and allegations of misconduct, the embattled Wells Fargo Bank just suffered another loss…
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First Black Astronaut Remains a Forgotten Pioneer
Two historic events that changed America occurred 50 years ago. While many will remember the 50th anniversary of the failed…
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Black Chicago Fights to Save Historic Ebony Building from Developers
For developers, it's a race to the top in a battle to build the biggest and best skyscraper as large…
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Minority Leaders Feel Muslims Are Unfairly Targeted
A group of interfaith and civil rights leaders held a press conference at Irving City Hall to oppose a summit…
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Woman Who Falsely Accused Emmett Till Will Avoid Prosecution
He's been dead for more than 60 years. Buried with Emmett Till was the truth to what led to his…
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Mattress Drive Supports Haitian Refugees in Tijuana
On Jan. 17, San Diego residents Terry Sivers and Prince Graham made a trip down to the Mexican border with…
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Baton Rouge Charter Academy Fights to Stay Open, Keep 600 Students
After three years with performance scores less than 40, the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education denied the charter renewal…
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At 24, Brandon Dean Becomes the Youngest Mayor in Brighton’s History
[BIRMINGHAMTIMES.COM/NNPA MEMBER] On Tuesday, 24-year-old Brandon Dean became the youngest mayor in the City of Brighton’s history, winning in a…
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Chicago’s Black Community Stunned by Latest Police Shooting
By Erick Johnson (The Chicago Crusader, NNPA Member) Chicago police have shot another teenager, and gangs are allegedly planning to…
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North Carolina’s Voter ID Law Struck Down, but Questions Remain
By Cash Michaels (Carolina Peacemaker, NNPA Member) Democrats and activists who supported efforts by the N.C. NAACP and others to…
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